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    Morgan Beck Kendra Gallos English III Honors 19 April 2016 Birth Control: Should it be Sold Over the Counter? Birth Control and whether or not it should be sold over the counter is a very debatable issue. This issue involves teens, parents, teachers, young adults, and congress people. This topic is so controversial because certain groups of people believe oral contraceptives should be sold over the counter and the opposing group believes that oral contraceptives should not be sold over the…

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    1.There are over a quarter of a million adoptions every year. 260,000 children are adopted each year. This estimate implies that fewer than 12 children are adopted for every 100,000 persons under age 18 . Adoption remains, therefore, a relatively rare event. 2. countries with most adoptions The United States of America, with over 127,000 adoptions in 2001. Large numbers of adoptions also take place in China (almost 46,000 in 2001) and in the Russian Federation (more than 23,000 in 2001). 3. The…

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    Chapter Six of our textbook, Understanding Human Behavior was filled with information based on “Biological Development in Adolescence” (as the title of the chapter was even titled). In this chapter I personally found it all to be interesting, and full of information from physical changes an adolescent faces to how sexual activity/prevention. Adolescences go through a lot of changes, not only physically, but psychologically, and socially. These changes are never experienced the same from one…

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    carry out a good level of SRE (Benzie, 2006). Many did not feel competent in raising issues of sexual health and relationships with LACYP (Benzie, 2006). It is possible that this is due to a lack of awareness as there is currently no agreed minimal education level for entry into the residential care sector in the UK (Brannen and Moss, 2003). High staff turnover rates averaging 20 per cent per year in Wales makes it difficult for care workers to have strong relationships with the LACYP in their…

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    other East Asian countries could place a different value on the “two-earner family model” than those from India, Africa, the Middle East and elsewhere. Even though the economists found variations in the birth rates of immigrant women based on their education, they say that “in the long run … both educated and uneducated immigrants have approximately 20 per cent higher fertility than their native-born reference groups.” The findings of Ferrer and Adsera dovetail with earlier data from…

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    Melissa S. Kearney and Phillip B. Levine explains and incorporates the findings that links both income inequality and rates of teenage childbirth. The authors point out that poor girls who live in places with a high level of inequality are more likely to be teen parents. Rich add in a statistic stating a teenage girl in Mississippi is four times more likely to give birth than a teenage girl in New Hampshire. This statistic proves Rich’s point that was stated earlier in his findings. Inequality…

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    Regarding the Sexual Education Curriculum. The sexual education curriculum is likely the most criticized curriculum there is. This is partly due to its controversial nature, and because adequately teaching high school students about sex-related material is relatively new. Some of the criticisms stem from religious, personal, emotional, and factual viewpoints. These include arguments for and against including LGBT sex education into the curriculum, debating whether sex education should focus on…

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    mostly ignored (East, 1999). In the past, limited research in Mississippi has only focused on a small sector of education using the abstinence-only or abstinence-plus approaches. There is a need for education that goes beyond the abstinence approaches that acknowledges that teenagers are sexually active and are becoming sexually active at very young ages. Sexual health education should be placed in the schools, homes, and community centers and organizations. A parent’s attitude about…

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    Mexico’s Agricultural Situation Mexico is a North American country nestled between the Pacific Ocean on the West and the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean Sea on the East. The country borders the United States on the North and Guatemala and Belize on the South. Demographic Profile The country has a total area of 1,220,605 square miles of land, and ranks 14th in the world for most land behind Russia, Canada and China among other countries (Central Intelligence Agency). Mexico is almost three times…

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    Abstaining From Common Sense: A Persuasive Essay on Why Abstinence Education Should Not Be Taught In Schools In the U.S. the states with the highest teen birth rates all either do not mandate sex education or stress abstinence-only education (Lowen). Almost all studies on teens health indicate that abstinence only programs should not be used in schools. According to Leslie Kantor’s article, “Abstinence-only Education Violating Students' Rights to Health Information,” the 1996 Welfare Reform bill…

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